Making featherwork in early modern Europe

Verfasser: Hanß, Stefan
Dokumenttyp:Aufsatz
Erscheinungsjahr:2021
Vorlageform:Stefan Hanß
Schlagwort: Antwerpen
 Brüssel
 Dresden
 Leipzig
 London
 Madrid
 Mailand
 Nürnberg
 Paris
 Prag
 Stuttgart
 Turin
 Venedig
 Feder
 Federkunst
 Handwerk
 Städtische Identität
 Geschichte 1500-1800
Geo-Klassifikation: Belgien
 Antwerpen
 Brüssel
 Deutschland
 Sachsen
 Dresden
 Leipzig
 England
 London
 Spanien
 Madrid
 Italien
 Mailand
 Bayern
 Nürnberg
 Frankreich
 Paris
 Tschechien
 Prag
 Württemberg
 Stuttgart
 Turin
 Venedig
Fußnoten:Abstract: This chapter charts the unknown history of early modern European featherworking and its relationship with the world of matter and making. Focusing on feather-workersʻ activities in Antwerp, Brussels, Dresden, Leipzig, London, Madrid, Milan, Nuremberg, Paris, Prague, Stuttgart, Turin, and Venice between 1500 and 1800, I study the people, production, networks, materials, techniques, and products of this largely forgotten craft. Over the course of these centuries, artisans developed their initial engagements with feathers from a culture of making to an entrepreneurial culture of decorum. These European artisans' forms of material engagement, I argue, engendered feathers' affective atmospheres. The craft of featherworking affected the material translation of aesthetics since the application of complex techniques helped to perform the material properties of feathers
Quelle:Materialized identities in early modern culture, 1450-1750 : objects, affects, effects / Susanna Burghartz et al. (eds.) - Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2021. - (Visual and material culture, 1300-1700 ; 28), ISBN 978-90-4855-405-8, Seite 137-186
Signatur:Open Access
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Links:Open Access (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)